Cswur 104-Key Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Outemu Brown Switches Aluminum Frame Rainbow Backlight
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A wireless keyboard and mouse combo with three-zone LED keyboard lighting, a seven-colour breathing mouse, four selectable DPI levels up to 3200, and rated for five million keystrokes
The RK108 is a corded keyboard-and-mouse set with a black finish and 3-LED backlighting on the keyboard plus a seven-colour breathing light on the mouse. It is aimed at office workers and entry-level gamers who want a single package for daily typing and light play.
The set works without drivers on Windows 10, 8, 7, Vista and XP as well as on Android TV boxes, smart TVs, Mac, iOS and Raspberry Pi. Buyers who need per-key RGB control, true mechanical switches or a wireless connection should look elsewhere.
The mouse offers four fixed DPI levels at 1200, 1600, 2400 and 3200, selectable by a dedicated button. This single setting determines whether the pointer speed matches your workflow or gaming style.
| Brand | Redragon |
|---|---|
| Keyboard Color | Black |
| Mouse Color | Black |
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